New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-04
DRILL OF CONNECTICUT GUARDSMEM.

TO PRACTISE WITH HEAVY GUSS-RAIIROAD NAT
TERs-INTERSAL REVENUE REPORT.
HARTFORD July The order for the entire brigade to
60 camp at Mantle will be issued from the Adlu'
nt-Generars office In few days This action viii
OCCASION some SURPRISE II had been expected that ono
OF the regiments would be ordered TO the Philadelphia
Constitutional Centennial celebration but 1t was impos-
slble to decide carly because Of the lack OF
knowledge OF what the other thirteen states Interested
are TO do and little uncertainty TO what tho
Phiadephians do. II 1t Is finally decided to send
a regiment II will be assigned after the order has been
issued In that the 4th. Fairfield County rcg
men expects the favor. Tie order OF tho encampmcnt
will be the year. the Attn tho right OF the
line the st. I'd and Sd, the Fifth Battalion and the
battery The detail for the water battery will be tran
ferred from the first TO other regiment In order that
the opportunity learn the working OF siege guns may
be fairly distributed. AdjutantGen Drum VIII be
asked by tho Governor to assign Regular Army oincer
TO inspect and direct tho heavy battery drill
The veteran association OF the 9Th Volunteer Regiment
will dedicate monument to their dead the field OF
Gettysburg on August o, and preparations are being
made for state OF veterans and others Inter
esed TO accompany the association The 9Th was one OF
Connectcut's regiments that continuous service
from the early fighting in the Shenandoah until the close
OF the war; and many losses in the field any
regiment that left the State.
The appointment OF william p Kelly. OF Killncly,
Factory Inspector under the law, foresbadowed
gives good satisfaction both to owners ana operatives
He Is practical man. accustomed TO the needs OF
featuring establishments and also alive TO the interests
OF the operatives His duties will embrace personal Wis
aon OF all the establishments In the State. and to sec
that fire escapes proper exits, water closets and other
sanitary arrangements kept up to the standard. IL
is expected that assistance will he necessary and
the Inspector has appropriation to aid him In special
work
The new Meriden and Waterbury Railroad was located
by the Commissioners the past week. but not until after
hearings had been held at both OF which the co nso
dated road protested against the proposed entrance into
the city Merden. 1t finally ordered that the new
road shall enter that city the consolidated tracks
by bridge nineteen feet in the clear and that the sup
ports TO the structure shall not be placed land OF the
consolidated road. The connection with the Merden
and Cromwell road, which Will be made by TINS CROSSING
will divert great deal Of Waterbury freight from the
old line, and this accounts for the protests.
Ex-Comnissoner Bacon, whose term with the Rail-
road Board expired July l.: has been rendered the
changes In Hartford. The work Is progressing with
rapdity far The stretch OF retaining wall Is con.
stone is freely commented The section OF tho wall
which to be to the south OF the station and exposed to
the park will he constructed OF dressed stone Ine con
tract for the station proI or has not yet been awarded
Ii paid for by the consolidated road and the
approaches 10 will be paid for by the city OF Hartford
and the two roads proportionatcly The Connecticut
western will erect small station OF its grade,
the other roads going In on the yiaduct
The annual report OF Internal Revenue Collector Troup
smaller ratio than from 1885 70 1886 There were
thrty-one violations of law some OF them hagrant-in
regard the manufacture OF cider brandy The receipts
from these $500 The force OF the Col
lectOrs office has been changed from Republican 10
straight out Democratic employees with only excep
tion Captain George Case chief deputy whose fanil
for the personal comfort OF Mr. Troup that he be
tained. He is In point Of fact the Collector